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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1947

Page

7

District signs follow national standards for traffic rules

Wallace L Braun, deputy director in charge of traffic engineering, notes that district signs align with national standards set by the Institute of Traffic, the American Association of State Highways and others. He warns of inconsistency, explains complex parking and standing rules, and outlines a forthcoming uniform sign program with seven foot height and color coding to reduce confusion. snow plows will clear areas and old signs will be removed.

Wallace L. Braun Department of Vehicles and Traffic Institute of Traffic American Association of State ‘Highways The American Standards Association Public Roads Administration Braun Kencipp

Franklin School Orchestra and Choir to Present Spring Concert

The Franklin school orchestra under R L Meehlmann will perform Wednesday at 8 pm in Abbott Auditorium. The a cappella choir directed by Miss Helen Keith will assist. Program includes Mozart Mendelssohn Gluck Gillette Wagner. Norman Paulu will solo on violin for Mendelssohn concerto. No charge. tickets at Sanford's Hillbrunner's and Brabbit and Taylor.

Franklin School R. L. Meehlmann Abbott Helen Keith Mozart Mendelssohn Gluck Gillette Wagner Paulu Norman Paulu Sanford's Hillbrunner’s Brabbit and Taylor

Battery E 126th Field Artillery elects leaders

Glenn McPike of Van Horne was chosen president and LeRoy Quinn of Marion was elected secretary treasurer at the Battery E 126th Field Artillery Association annual meeting in the Memorial building. The group, formerly First Iowa Artillery, plans its Aug 23 1947 30th reunion in Cedar Rapids. Memorial services for departed comrades will be held on Decoration Day.

Glenn McPike van Horne LeRoy Quinn Marion 126Th Field Artillery Association Memorial Battery E First Iowa Artillery Cedar Rapids

Morning coffee dispute ends in wife’s murder in Bethlehem

Geza Borso, 60, a retired grocer, was charged with murder after shooting his wife Geza Borso, 58, mother of eight, during a morning controversy about coffee brewing before daybreak. Detective Capt. Michael Fox and District Attorney Stanley J. Fehr reported Borso’s action followed a one hour dispute at 5:30 a.m.

Bethlehem Geza Borso Michael Fox Fox Borso Stanley J. Fehr

To Park Or Not to Park Signs Challenge DC Bureau

DC motor vehicle bureau engineers study 75 000 parking signs across the district after 22 years of posting. Field crews investigate legibility legality and logic of the system as confusion grows among drivers.

Yysseington District of Columbia Motor Vehicle Bureau

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